Thought I'd draw attention to one of the fixes Laurel made yesterday
to illustrate how to deal with this.
The following sentence was on one of the API doc pages:
"See the supported events <link> below </link> ."
Laurel moved the link to the text that describes where the link is
pointing to:
"See the <link> supported events </link> below. "
Now if the link is looked at out of context - in a list of links for
example - it is still useful and understandable.
Hope this is helpful,
Michelle
On 22-Apr-09, at 2:58 PM, Anastasia Cheetham wrote:
I'm noticing in the documentation that there are links using a
single non-descriptive word for link text (i.e. "below" and
"documentation").
Laurel, thanks for catching that - I'm probably pretty guilty of
that in the API pages...
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Adaptive Technology Resource Centre / University of Toronto
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University of Toronto
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